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27/03/2008 GMT 1

La rivista Forbes premia Red Hat

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La prestigiosa rivista finanziaria Forbes ha stilato la classifica delle 25 aziende più in crescita degli Stati Uniti.

Tra queste c'è anche Red Hat, all'undicesimo posto, capace di far crescere le vendite di circa il 41% basando tutti i suoi affari sull'Open Source.

Al primo posto troviamo il solito Google che quest'anno ha migliorato le sue vendite di circa il 155%

La notizia:
Red Hat Growth Recognized by Forbes Magazine
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Last week, Forbes recognized Red Hat on its list of the top 25 fastest-growing technology companies in America. Forbes’ sixth-annual list includes a broad spectrum of companies from biotech to aerospace, and recognizes seven software-related companies. Red Hat made the list this year for the first time and was ranked eleventh overall. Other top names in technology on the list include Google, ranked first overall, and SalesForce.com, ranked second.

The list may be published annually, but the criteria for inclusion is based on a long horizon of performance and the delivery of solid results that reflect hard work over the years. The criteria for Forbes’ list mainly focused on sales growth, profitability, growth outlook and the lack of legal, accounting or corporate governance issues.

From an investor’s perspective (where future results are key), the list also seems to include those companies that the equity analyst community believes are positioned to deliver double-digit earnings growth well into the future. Given our fast, top-line growth, strong EBITDA margins and high cash flow yield, Red Hat is a standout company on Forbes’ survey of over 2,000 public companies. It isn’t every day that a technology company of our size can show the strong results and potential reflected in Red Hat’s recent financial earnings. We’ll be reporting our fourth quarter and FY08 financial earnings at the end of March, so watch for more growth opportunities ahead for Red Hat.

Rank Company Business Price ($) EPS Growth (%)1 5-Yr Sales Growth (%)2 Latest 12-Mo Sales ($Mil)
1 Google online search engine, web portal 638.25 30 155 14,973
2 Salesforce.com sales mgmt software 54.47 40 85 676
3 Ceradyne aerospace, defense ceramics 46.26 10 75 744
4 Euronet Worldwide banking software 27.33 20 69 821
5 FalconStor Software archive, backup software 8.79 28 58 73
6 Cognizant Technology Solutions consulting 27.11 32 53 1,960
7 Celgene biotechnology 54.27 35 53 1,266
8 LifeCell biotechnology 43.30 30 3,4 1773,4
9 Martek Biosciences nutritional supplements 33.55 18 42 307
10 j2 Global Communications internet telecom svcs 20.40 17 42 204
11 Red Hat Linux software 19.65 22 41 493
12 Digital River e-commerce services 33.24 23 41 335
13 Genentech biotechnology 71.50 26 414 11,7254
14 DRS Technologies aerospace, defense 52.88 12 39 2,999
15 L-3 Communications Holdings communications equipment 105.58 17 38 13,540
16 Vocus public relations mgmt software 29.04 30 37 54
17 CommVault Systems archive, backup software 19.01 25 37 172
18 FARO Technologies measuring equipment 22.21 18 35 176
19 Comtech Telecommunications telecommunications equipment 47.35 13 31 464
20 Network Appliance data storage hardware, software 22.88 18 30 3,012
21 NII Holdings Latin America wireless telecom svcs 49.26 36 30 3,023
22 Diodes semiconductors 24.33 19 28 388
23 Dolby Laboratories audio technology 51.31 20 23 482
24 Gen-Probe DNA diagnostic technology 62.70 21 23 395
25 Adobe Systems imaging software 38.05 15 23 3,158

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Prices as of January 11. EPS = Earnings Per Share
1 Annualized, projected over next three to five years.
2 Annualized.
3 Excludes Sales form research grants.
4 Unaudited.
Sources: Audit Integrity; Forbes; FT Interactive Data, Reuters Fundamentals, Thomson IBES and Worldscope via FactSet Research Systems; Standard & Poor's; Value Line

 

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